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  1. glassk

    MEP-004A Under Frequency Indicator Light

    inside the fault unit scr 10 is the circuit,
  2. glassk

    MEP-004A Under Frequency Indicator Light

    Don't mind me, I'm just reading up, do you have a non-contact thermometer, while load testing, you can check the terminals and load wires for hot spots, sign of loose connections.
  3. glassk

    MEP-004A Under Frequency Indicator Light

    When I responded I had not seen the photo of the DC relay, It isn't thermal paste , but looks like either someone has worked on the control relay , or it has been hot enough to melt the encapsulating ?? Not sure which light is staying on, although the relay for remote sensing and Start stop...
  4. glassk

    MEP-004A Under Frequency Indicator Light

    Figure 3-123. Precise Relay Assembly, Exploded View item 30 is the under frequency relay, Table 2-2. TROUBLESHOOTING (CONTINUED) step 9 Defective under-frequency relay K12. Check relay K12. Replace if defective (para. 3-91).
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